Overview

Welcome to Treworgey, a beautiful haven amidst lush gardens and orchards where families can enjoy family swims, horse riding, tennis matches, and farm animal feeding. Spend several fun-filled days here before retiring to your luxurious cottage for a relaxing evening.

Activities

Treworgey offers a wide range of exciting, family-friendly activities for guests. You can take a short walk through fields or drive down the lane for five minutes to experience farm life. You can try animal feeding, take a dip in the heated outdoor pool, indulge in treatments, explore the impressive playground, play on the outdoor tennis court, take a horse riding lesson, and/or get the children to participate in one of the three different kids’ clubs offered during the summer season.

The outdoor pool is heated to 28°C/83°F+ and is usually open from May to September, weather permitting. It sits in a spectacular setting with views down the valley towards the Looe River and is a sheltered and gardened sun trap. There is also a spa pool and sauna.

Every weekday morning, children staying at Treworgey can join the fun and interactive animal feeding activity. They can let out the ducks, hand-feed the goats, feed the Kune Kune pigs and chickens, see the rabbits, and even hold the guinea pigs. It’s a great opportunity for children to interact with animals and learn about their care and feeding.

The licensed riding school at Treworgey offers riding lessons and some hacking through the country lanes around Treworgey.

The sun-trap tennis court overlooks the valley, and rackets and balls can be borrowed from the information room anytime. Near the tennis court is an indoor beach, which is great if you experience some wet weather. This is a big sandy space with an indoor playground featuring a low climbing wall, climbing frame, sand pulley system, sand digger, giant Lego and a net for volleyball or badminton. There is also a soft playroom just for toddlers.

When the sun is out, the outdoor playground is often a gathering place for children. It features a log climbing frame, swing, slide, and ropes, a sandpit with mechanical systems for moving sand and water, a huge basket swing, stepping logs, a climbing wall, and a Wendy House. Parents can watch over youngsters while they chat and enjoy the fantastic view.

Food

Each cottage is equipped with a charming country kitchen, fully stocked with everything guests need for effortless home cooking. Barbeques and outdoor dining furniture are also provided, allowing guests to savour sunny evenings and al fresco meals. The property also features an honesty stall and a ‘Farm Shop,’ offering delicious local treats along with essential items like local eggs, milk, and butter. These products can be delivered directly to the guests’ cottages upon request.

For those seeking a change of pace and a break from cooking, venturing off-site for a meal is a delightful option. Cornwall, renowned for its seafood, boasts excellent dining options such as The Plough and The Sardine Factory, guaranteeing delicious meals. Alternatively, a short drive to Looe allows guests to indulge in classic fish and chips on the beach, providing an unmatched seaside dining experience.

Accommodation

Leyland Farmhouse, has four bedrooms, sleeping seven. The kitchen has an aga, with a pantry and utility room. Downstairs, there is a king bedroom with an ensuite and a sitting room with a log burner. Upstairs, there is a master bedroom with a four-poster bed, a second bedroom with a zip-and-link super king/twin and ensuite, and a small single room with a family bathroom. The house is centrally heated and furnished with antiques, soft furnishings, new suites, and pocket-sprung beds.

River Barn, one of the oldest buildings at Treworgey, dates back to the original Manor. It was converted into an environmentally friendly space while maintaining its unique character. Downstairs, there is under-floor heating, an equipped kitchen, a shower room, and a spacious sitting room with a fireplace. Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms, two with bathrooms.

Nearby

The Eden Project is only a 40-minute drive from Treworgey, and it’s a unique attraction in the UK that offers various activities for children. Bodmin Moor is another nearby option for those seeking outdoor adventures, just a 20-minute drive away. It provides fantastic opportunities for children to burn off plenty of energy, and you can pack a picnic and spend the day exploring. Treworgey is just three miles from the south Cornish coast, where you can find charming little coves, safe swimming spots for children, and a beautiful coastal path. If you’re looking for a fishing town, Looe is the nearest option, only three miles away. It’s a great place to visit with lovely family-friendly cafes, restaurants, and shops, and there is also a safe sandy beach to enjoy. Lanhydrock is a beautiful National Trust house, gardens, and estate that offers brilliant bike trails and a superb cafe. Additionally, there’s a river at the bottom of the estate where you can swim to your heart’s content.

Summary

Treworgey’s luxury cottages offer families ample space to relax and reconnect. Enjoy pool time, outdoor/indoor playgrounds, tennis, and horseback riding lessons. Treworgey is the perfect place for families to spend quality time together.